The holidays in our Orient section were previously operated by Magic of the Orient, which has now joined with its sister company Trips Worldwide.

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CITIES AND BEACHES ACCOMMODATION

featuring 3 hotels & lodges
these are just a selection of our carefully chosen holdiay accommodation

Bel Aire Princess

Ideally located, just off Sukhumvit Road in the heart of the city; this is a good base for those who prefer their shopping and restaurants close to hand. A stylish boutique hotel, guestrooms have been furnished to a very high standard and equipped with every amenity to ensure a relaxing stay. This hotel is great value for money.

Region: Bangkok
Featured in: Culture and Beach, Thailand Beach and Safari, Thai Paradise, Cities and Beaches of Thailand, Bangkok and Phuket, Hong Kong and Thailand, Luxurious family trip to Thailand with Elephant camp, Travelling Thai Style, Travelling Thai Style, Thailand - Off The Beaten Track
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Andaman White Beach

Situated on a secluded beach (which really is white), this hotel is perfect for those seeking peace and seclusion. Discreetly positioned on a coconut plantation, there are 55 beachfront and sea view villas and suites. The pool villas are highly recommended as you have total privacy and your own private lap pool.

Region: Phuket
Featured in: Cities and Beaches of Thailand, Bangkok and Phuket
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Holiday Inn Resort Phi Phi

This charming, small hotel sits on what is probably Koh Phi Phi Don’s best beach. The bungalows are simple but comfortable set within attractive landscaped gardens. The resort is the perfect hideaway and is popular with honeymooners. There are extensive resort facilities for the more active or choose to simply relax in the beautiful surroundings and enjoy the peace and tranquillity.

Region: Koh Phi Phi
Featured in: Cities and Beaches of Thailand
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